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  • 2022 ASEE Conference

    Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO) graduate students and faculty attended the 2022 Annual American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Conference this June in Minneapolis, MN. We were excited to have eight conference papers accepted this year. Congratulations to Desen Ozkan and Chelsea Andrews for winning the Liberal Education/Engineering & Society Division’s Best […]

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  • Summer Work on the Justice-based Engineering and Data science Initiative

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    The Justice-based Engineering and Data science Initiative (JEDI) is an NSF-funded research project focused on adding sociotechnical content and reasoning to a first-year data science course, Introduction to Computing for Engineering (ES-2), and studying the impact. In addition to coding skills and data science approaches, students also now learn how to consider the social, economic, […]

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  • LEGO Tech and Play Visit to Rwanda

    As in-person interaction slowly returns to our lives after years of pandemic-induced isolation and virtual meetings, many people are still coming to terms with returning to daily commutes to work. For Alison Earnhart, Tufts CEEO project administrator for the Tech and Play initiative, work took her 6,871 miles away to Kigali, Rwanda in early May.  […]

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  • Outreach Learning Fellows

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    This year Tufts CEEO Learning Fellows (OLF) partnered with local informal education organizations in Boston, Malden, Medford, and Somerville to bring engineering to their K-12 students for 60-90 minutes each week. Tufts students worked in the same classroom each week to support hands-on engineering design. There was also a weekly seminar for fellows that addressed […]

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  • Tufts University awarded $2.8 million grant from LEGO Foundation to support local organizations

    Supporting and Amplifying Local Organizations Engaged in Playful Engineering-Based Learning Post-COVID is a grant funded by LEGO Foundation awarded to Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO), Tufts DevTech Research Group, and Tufts Department of Education to support a diverse group of outreach organizations in the United States, Nepal, and Rwanda. With this grant, Tufts CEEO will build a collaboration […]

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  • Smart Motors at Little Singer Community School on Navajo Nation

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    In November 2021, Navajo filmmaker and Sundance Film Fellow Keanu Jones and Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach project administrator Alison Earnhart visited a classroom in northeastern Arizona with a mission: to document authentic experiences of students engaged in creative, meaningful work in robotics and artificial intelligence. The resulting films (a 12 minute feature […]

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  • Wio Terminal for Novel Engineering

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    Anmol Baruwal is an undergraduate at Springfield College studying Computer Science. He recently completed his 2021 summer internship at the FET(Future Education technology) lab at Tufts CEEO(Centre for Engineering Education and Outreach). He is fascinated by machine learning and its application in building efficient systems. This interest of his led him to work on Smart […]

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  • Haunted House 2021

    The 4th Annual Nolop Makerspace Haunted House took place on Friday, October 29, 2021, and was the best one yet! Last year was fully virtual, so it was extra exciting to be back in-person this year. The event was sponsored by the Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO), Nolop Makerspace, and the School […]

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  • Learning Assistants in Mechanical Engineering

    At Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO), Isabella Stupios is a Doctoral Student in Mechanical Engineering (ME) who is currently working on a study that looks at characterizing Tufts’ Mechanical Engineering Department’s Learning Assistant (LA) program under Lave and Wenger’s “community of practice” framework.  LAs are undergraduate students who facilitate student thinking and […]

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